Environmental Conservation
Environmental Conservation
Environmental Conservation

Bachelor of Applied Science in Environmental Conservation
The application period for Fall 2023 is now closed. Program briefings for Fall 2024 entry will begin in October.
The Bachelor of Applied Science Degree in Environmental Conservation is a two-year 90-credit career-orientated degree for those who hold an associate degree in fields such as Environmental Conservation and Biology or who have the equivalent college-level credits.
Program Highlights
- Designed to meet the growing employment needs for graduates with advanced skills in ecology, environmental sciences, and natural resource management.
- Work and learn in a department of ecology accredited water quality lab.
- An opportunity to develop and demonstrate leadership skills within the environmental sciences and natural resources management.
- Gaining the experience and knowledge to restore and manage habitat in forests, natural areas, and freshwater habitats for native fish and wildlife species as well nearshore environment.
- Classes meet three days a week and are a blend of lectures and discussions, labs, and field trips.
- Selective admission with fall quarter entry.
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- Upper-division classes carry higher tuition rates than associate degree courses. These rates are set by the State of Washington; you can find more information here.
Program Map
To find out more about the BAS in Environmental Conservation, and learn about the application process, register for a program briefing session that meets your schedule.